Pastoral Masai
a. formed into large states and chiefdoms.
b. were a closed group defined by blood relationships and unwilling to admit others into their world.
c. interacted extensively with settled societies in the region even as they maintained their own identity through their pastoral lifestyle.
d. rejected the "age grades" used by settled Masai to produce bonds between boys and men from different villages and lineages.
Ans: c. interacted extensively with settled societies in the region even as they maintained their own identity through their pastoral lifestyle.
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